My wife and two young children stayed here for about 3.5 months in mid-2021. Unfortunately, this is a mixed review for us.
It was a nice clean apartment that was a good size for an apartment in Bangkok in this price range. The apartment was well furnished. The best part of the place is the complex itself which has its own little park with a tennis court, playground, basketball, and small running track. This was great to have during the covid-19 lockdown as most everything else in Bangkok was closed. There's also a lot of families in the complex, which worked out well for our kids. There's also a really nice pool. The host was very responsive and sent people promptly to fix things on a few occasions when we needed it. The location is nice, with a lot of restaurants and street food nearby. It is a good 15 min walk to the BTS, though, although there is a shuttle.
Unfortunately, the good was overshadowed by the fact that the host did not register us properly in accordance with the law in Thailand (TM-30 form). This put us in a precarious situation with our visa renewal and the immigration authorities, which led to an incredibly stressful situation. The host refused to submit the form online and instead sent it in by mail, but did not submit all the proper paperwork, which was rejected by the authorities, and we never received a receipt that satisfied the immigration authorities during the duration of our 3.5-month stay. When we moved out to another Airbnb, the new host did the TM-30 for us online within 24 hours. It was such a relief. So if you need to be properly registered for visa purposes or just because you want to comply with the law in Thailand, I do not recommend you stay here.
Guests should also be aware that the air-conditioning units in the living room and the primary bedroom are very old and noisy. They serviced it, and it got slightly better but was never really quiet. The air conditioning units in the other rooms are newer and quieter.
Lastly, the host has put up A4 size signs throughout the apartment with rules and pictures of what not to do. It just made the place not feel homey and welcoming. We are happy to follow a house rule book or instructions, and we try to take care of a place as our own, but these signs were excessive.